A lovely mechanical manual focus ring makes focusing a pleasure, but fast and accurate autofocus is on hand if you'd prefer. It also turns out that shooting with the Q is just, well, a lot of fun. In combination, our tests show that they are capable of extraordinarily sharp images. The Q's full-frame image sensor and fast wide-angle lens are its two most important features. This combination of classic and modern is central to the Q, which melds manual control with electronic assistance fluidly in its ergonomics. Unlike the Leica T, where Leica made the touchscreen absolutely central to the handling experience, the Q's touchscreen is essentially optional, and works in concert with several conventional (physical) control points. The Q is styled in a similar way to Leica's high-end M-series rangefinders, but with the addition of a high resolution electronic viewfinder and touch-sensitive LCD screen. Leica - one of the most traditional of traditional camera manufacturers - has been pretty innovative in recent years, bringing us the luxuriously black medium-format S-series, the full-frame mirrorless SL, and the innovative, stylish (if not particularly likable) Leica T. It represents a new product line for Leica, and was the first full-frame Leica to incorporate an autofocus system. The Leica Q (Typ 116) is a high-end, fixed-lens compact camera with a 24MP full-frame sensor and a 28mm F1.7 Summilux stabilized lens.
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